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<< Back To Team Kenneth A. Colburn Senior Project Manager After serving as Executive Director of the Northeast States for Coordinated Air Use Management, Mr. Colburn started Symbiotic Strategies, an independent consultancy to pursue his interests in climate change, energy, public policy, and the intersection of environmental and economic opportunity. Previously, Mr. Colburn led the Air Resources Division of the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services (NHDES), helping to make that state a leader in reducing air pollution and greenhouse gases. During this tenure, Mr. Colburn led climate change efforts in the national air directors' organization, representing the states at many gatherings of the UNFCCC process, including Kyoto. Prior to joining NHDES, Mr. Colburn was Vice President of Energy and Environmental Policy at the Business & Industry Association of New Hampshire, representing the state's business community on environmental and energy matters in legislative and regulatory forums. Mr. Colburn holds a B.S. degree in mathematics from M.I.T. and M.B.A. and M.Ed. degrees from the University of New Hampshire.

Study Says Michigan Climate Plan Would Boost Economy
An independent analysis says a plan intended to help Michigan fight global climate change also would give the state economy a boost.

Southern Climate Policy Study Released
Report produced by CCS for the Southern Governors' Association shows substantial potential to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the region.

Energy Independence: A State and Local Perspective
Tom Peterson moderated this workshop co-hosted by the German Embassy and the Johns Hopkins University Government Program as a part of the Transatlantic Climate Bridge Initiative.

State Energy and Climate Actions: Efficiency in the Built Environment Briefing Materials
See highlights, presentations, summaries and news coverage from CCS September 1 briefing on Capitol Hill.
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